Laura Lynch
British Defense Chief Steps Down
UK Defense Minister Liam Fox has resigned after a week of pressure over his working relationship with friend and self-styled adviser Adam Werritty.
Afghanistan Working to Rebuild its Shattered Justice System
Millions of dollars have been spent on training lawyers and judges, but many Afghans still shun courts in favor of traditional methods.
Doing Business in Afghanistan
The last 10 years have actually created the foundation for a booming economy in Afghanistan – at least for some.
Children Surviving in War Torn Afghanistan
There are millions of children growing up in Afghanistan who have known nothing but war and violence.
Graffiti Artists of Kabul
How local Kabul artists are using the rubble of bombed out buildings as their canvasses.
Afghanistan’s History of War on Display
Afghanistan’s long history as a battleground is documented in a small museum on the outskirts of Kabul.
Reporting the War in Afghanistan
There’s been a rise in violence in Afghanistan this year. After a number of high profile attacks, it’s becoming harder for journalists to do their job.
A Strange Rhythm to Life in Troubled Kabul
As we crawled along in the chaos that is Kabul’s afternoon rush hour yesterday, Iqbal casually turned to me and mentioned that his wife had gone into labor [...]
Widows in War-Torn Afghanistan
Thousands of Afghan men have been killed during the long war in Afghanistan, leaving their families without a father and a husband.
Afghans Mourn The Death Of Rabbani
Afghans gathered in Kabul to mourn High Peace Council chief Burhanuddin Rabbani and protest at his killing by a suicide bomber on Tuesday.
Afghan Peace Council Head Rabbani Killed in Bomb Blast
As head of the council, Rabbani was leading Afghan efforts to negotiate with the Taliban.
Cameron Working for Reset of UK – Russia Relations
It’s the first time a British Prime Minister has visited Russia since relations soured over the poisoning of an ex-Russian spy in London in 2006.
Bahrain Opposition Finds a Voice With Lualua TV
The Arab spring didn’t take hold in Bahrain, but now the opposition has found a new way to be heard.
Concerns Over UK Riot Sentences
On Tuesday, two men were jailed for four years for using Facebook to incite riots.
New Play Opens in London About Syrian Protests
Syrian playwright Mohammad al-Attar is premiering a short play about the protests in his own country.
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